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10/20/2026

Ivanelle M. Stone

GUTTENBERG, IOWA

Ivanelle “Nelle” M. Stone, 103, of Guttenberg, Iowa passed away peacefully on Sunday, October 18, 2026.

Visitation will be held from 4 – 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 22, 2026, at Morris Funeral Home in Guttenberg, Iowa. Visitation will continue at St. John’s Lutheran Church prior to funeral services at 10 a.m.

Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, October 23, 2026, at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Guttenberg, Iowa. Burial will follow at Communia Cemetery near Elkader, Iowa. Pastor Mike Ashman will officiate.

Ivanelle was born on July 26, 1923, the daughter of Matthew W. Miller and Anna M. Wentz. She grew up in northeast Iowa and attended Elkport High School.

On June 24, 1941, Ivanelle was united in marriage to Harold Witham. She later married Cecil Stone at Trinity Lutheran Church in Cedar Rapids on November 23, 1974. Together, they built a life centered on family and shared many years of marriage until Cecil preceded her in death in 2011.

Ivanelle worked as a factory laborer throughout her working years before retiring in 1982. She was a hardworking woman who valued her family and the life they built together. Her faith was also an important part of her life, and she was affiliated with the Lutheran church.

Family was a special part of Ivanelle’s life. She is survived by her children: Glenn Witham, Patti (Terry) Drexler, Cathy Sutherland; 13 grandchildren, 28 great-grandchildren and 15 great-great-grandchildren who all brought joy to her life.

She was preceded in death by her husbands, Harold Witham and Cecil Stone; her parents; son, Terry Witham; infant daughter, Linda Witham; daughter-in-law, Donna Witham; great-granddaughters: Sage Witham and Brandi Witham; siblings: Lawrence Miller, Christopher “Joe” (Clera) Miller, Willis (Marjorie) Miller, Lowell Miller; and several in-laws.

Ivanelle will be remembered by her family for the life she lived, the memories they shared, and the lasting place she holds in their hearts. Her memory will continue to be cherished by all who knew and loved her.

The family would like to thank the staff at Guttenberg Care Center and St. Croix Hospice for their compassionate care.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/19/2026

William "Billy" E. Brandel

GARNAVILLO, IOWA

William “Bill” Brandel, 88, of Garnavillo, Iowa, passed away peacefully at his home on Saturday, October 17, 2026.

Bill was born on May 2, 1938, at Mercy Hospital in Dubuque, Iowa, to Louise Gibson. He was raised in Houston, Texas, by his mother and stepfather, Vincent Sepanio and his brother Tom Sepanio.

Bill spent his summers on the island in Guttenberg, Iowa, where he met the love of his life, Judith “Judy” Nuehring. Judy was waitressing at a restaurant in town, and their meeting marked the beginning of a lifetime together. They married on August 22, 1959, and from that marriage came four sons: Tom, Tim, Tyler, and Terry.

Bill worked at John Deere in Dubuque as a set-up man. After leaving John Deere, he owned and operated Bill’s Boat Landing, a marina and bait shop in Clayton, Iowa. After selling the marina and bait shop, he went to work at Kann’s Manufacturing in Guttenberg, IA. He enjoyed woodworking, hunting, and trapping but his greatest passion was spending time on the river with a fishing pole in hand. Strong-willed, independent, and a little ornery, Bill was also a patient fishing teacher. He shared his love of the river and fishing with his children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren, passing along his knowledge and plenty of fishing stories. Those moments together—and the stories he told—will remain cherished family memories.

Those left to cherish his memory include his wife of 67 years, Judy Brandel of Garnavillo; his four sons, Tom, Tim, Tyler, and Terry; his brother, Tom Sepanio of Splendora, Texas with additional nieces and nephews from Texas; eight grandchildren, Alicia (Tim) Helle, Tasha (Chad) Fritz, Samantha (Zach) Corsbie, Cody (Sam) Brandel, Kass Brandel, Kory (Sydney) Brandel, Courtney (Matt) Winch, and Kole Brandel; and twelve great-grandchildren, Caleb, Caden, Brynlee, Evelyn, Gannen, Emery, Olivia, Mila, Lance, Bryce, Warren, and Gatlin. He was preceded in death by his mother, Louise Sepanio, and his stepfather, Vincent Sepanio.

Visitation will be held at Morris Funeral Home in Garnavillo, Iowa, on Saturday, October 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. with a short prayer service to follow. A private burial will be held at Clayton Cemetery in Clayton, Iowa. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.

His memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved him, in the stories they share, and in the river that meant so much to him. Resting peacefully and forever fishing.

Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/19/2026

Joseph "Joe" A. Ihm

Joseph Allen Ihm passed away October 16, 2026 at age 95. He was born in Guttenberg Iowa on February 18, 1931, the son of Herman and Lenchen nee (Junk) Ihm, where he turned the Mississippi River and surrounding hillsides into his lifelong playground. He graduated from the University of Northern Iowa teaching college and went on to earn his Masters in Physical Education from the University of Iowa. Following graduation he married June Zittergruen on his birthday 1955. They moved to the suburbs of Chicago where he found work and began to raise a young family of three children. He retired from his teaching career after 20 years and moved his family back to Guttenberg.

He never lost his love for physical education as he spent his entire life as an advocate for exercise. Even into his later years he became a competitive runner winning The Quad Cities Bix 7 Race numerous times in the Senior Division. He loved playing hockey in Dubuque for the Dubuque Senior Saints team, playing well into his 80’s, and even worked to create and maintain a community ice rink in Guttenberg.

A master story teller he was well known for telling colorful stories of his service to his country during the Korena war, his many adventures fishing and hunting, and his travels around the world. He was an encyclopedia of local history, working for years at the Lock Master House next to the Lock and Dam 10 in Guttenberg and also being influential in the work to support and promote the efforts to restore the Motor Mill Historic Site along the Turkey River near his beloved Elkader, Iowa community.

His passion for the great outdoors and the beauty of the driftless area fueled his drive to protect these resources through his extensive conservation efforts from serving on the Clayton County Conservation Board to supporting numerous conservation minded organizations.

He is survived by his three children John (Linda) Ihm and Jim Ihm of Guttenberg and Caroline Rosacker(Kevin Hanson) of Harpers Ferry; grandchildren Amber (Matt) Cook and Joe Rosacker; great-grandchildren Cooper, Collin, Calina, Cecilia, and Corrigan Cook; Special friend and dance partner Jean Marie Hall. He is proceeded in death by his parents, his wife and his sister Charlotte Nugent.

A celebration of life will be held at a later date.

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10/16/2026

Kelley L. Knockel

COLESBURG, IOWA

Kelley L. Knockel, 34, of Colesburg, Iowa passed away Saturday, October 10, 2026.

Full Arrangements and obituary are pending at this time.

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10/15/2026

Jackson Daniel Kennedy

Jackson Daniel Kennedy, lovingly known throughout Monticello as “Big Red,” was 18 years old when he passed away on October 11, 2026.

A Celebration of Life will be held 2 – 7 P.M. on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at Kramer-Morris Funeral Home in Monticello, Iowa. Jackson’s Celebration of Life will be open to the public, and all his friends are welcome. Family and friends are invited to come together, remember Jackson, share memories and say their final goodbyes. The family has also asked visitors to wear red in memory of Jackson “Big Red.”

Jackson had a big personality and an even bigger heart. He showed up for others, stood up for what he believed in, and cared deeply about people. He was a strong advocate for his own rights and the rights of others, and his presence made an impression on those around him.

Jackson loved riding motorcycles with his dad, spending time with friends and family, traveling, and camping. He dearly loved his dogs, Kubo and Speedy, and proudly cheered for the Kansas City Chiefs. Bowling, however, was definitely not his thing! Jackson was inspired by Officer Johnny Norwood of the Monticello Police Department.

Family was important to Jackson. He is lovingly remembered by his parents, Jeffrey Kennedy and Jessica Kennedy; his siblings, Nina Elliot, Cody Elliot, Jillian Kennedy (Alec), Justin Kennedy, Hunter Kirkpatrick (Jordan Weber), Jenna Kirkpatrick, Ian and Owen Kennedy; and his nephews, Jeffrey and Jayden. He is also survived by his paternal grandfather, John Kennedy (Kathy); maternal grandparents, Jennifer Bolsinger and Mark Cahill; uncles, Randy Gibson and Spencer Davis; aunt Sandra Cahill (Matt Paar); and cousins, Krystina Cahill, Randy Gibson, Elizabeth Gibson, Jacob Gibson, and Daisy Cahill.

Jackson also leaves behind his best friends, Braxton, Keegan, Karson, Gavin, Kalvin, Nelly, Taye, Lewis, and Tanya Estrefi, along with his honorary sisters, Elia and Kaydence (Jordan).

He was preceded in death by Alex Gibson.

The Kennedy family extends heartfelt thanks to the Monticello community for the love, kindness, and support shown to Jackson and our family during this heartbreaking time. Every message, kind gesture and memory shared has meant more than words can express. We are grateful to everyone who has stood beside us.

Forever 18. Forever our Big Red. Forever loved and never forgotten.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/14/2026

LeRoy P. Bries

GUTTENBERG, IOWA

LeRoy Peter Bries, 93, of Guttenberg, passed away peacefully at home on Oct. 13, 2026.

Visitation will be held from 2 – 5 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 18, 2026, at Morris Funeral Home in Guttenberg. Visitation will continue prior to funeral mass from 10 – 10:45 a.m. on Monday, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Guttenberg, Iowa.

Funeral mass will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Oct. 19, 2026, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Guttenberg with burial to follow at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Guttenberg.

LeRoy was born on Nov. 8, 1932, at home (on the day Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected) near Luxemburg, Iowa, the first-born son of Regina (Ulbrich) and Arnold Peter Bries. He attended elementary school through 8th grade at Holy Trinity in Luxemburg, Iowa. During his teen years, he was a hired hand for neighborhood farmers. He served in the United States Army Co A 92 Armored Infantry Battalion with training at Fort Leonardwood followed by 18 months in Orleans, France, 1953-55 which he often called "a vacation" that provided opportunities to travel to Rome, Lourdes, Paris and Pompeii. He married Verna Rose Lansing on Feb. 14, 1957, and together they farmed north of Guttenberg, raised six children and were active in St. Mary Parish, especially in the early years of the Fall Festival.

He enjoyed annual deer hunting until the age of 84. He also looked forward to playing bid euchre with friends and family, a neighborhood card group (30+ years), and in later years, on his iPad. Over the years, he and Verna enjoyed trips to the Southwest, Northwest, Hawaii and other places. In retirement, he loved tending to a large garden and orchard, assisting in freezing and canning and sharing produce with family, friends and local food pantries. Winters were spent creating decorative items, clocks and Christmas ornaments with his scroll saw. Nearly until the end, LeRoy volunteered to peel potatoes and apples and cut up green beans.

He is survived by his wife, Verna; six children: Theresa Bries (partner Dan Lyngholm) of Bettendorf, IA, Dave (Terry) Bries of Montrose, CO, Larry (Gwenlee) Bries; Frank Bries of Garnavillo, Margaret (Dave) Brown of Ankeny, Iowa, and Joyce (Mike) Villa of Altoona, IA; fourteen grandchildren: Rebecca (Todd), Fabian (Abigail), Nathan, Tara (Jaime), Shelby (Aaron), Cliff, Canyon, Colten (Megan), Cordel, Tori (Ian), Eric (Holly) Augustine, Kaliana (Marino), Cecilia and twelve great-grandchildren ( and baby boy on the way): Jayden, Kyla, Logan, Emma, Mason, Hunter, Briesen, Jetson, Noah, Serenity, Oaklee and Leroy.

He is also survived by his siblings: Virgil (Janice) Bries, Luxemburg; Mike (Marita) Bries of New Vienna; Ron (Lee) Bries of Dyersville; Harold (Lois) Bries of Guttenberg; Gerry (Karen) Bries of Dyersville, Arnie (Joyce) Bries of Dyersville, Thelma (Dave) Oberbroeckling of New Vienna, Carol (John) Hartman of Dyersville; sister-in-law Theresa Bries of McGregor; as well as in-laws: Bernice Lansing, W***y (Joan) Lansing, Betty Mullis and many nieces and nephews.

He was welcomed into heaven by his parents, Arnold and Regina; siblings: Imogene (Carl) Feldman, JoAnn (Donald) Wille, Jim (Darlene) Bries, Ken (Lois) Bries, Roger Bries, Charlie (Mary) Bries, Elmer Bries and Anna Marie Bries as well as his mother and father-in-law, Amanda and Lawrence Lansing; brothers and sisters-in-law: Joe (Ruth) Lansing, Art Lansing, Catherine (Hugo) Engelken, Jerome (Mary Margaret) Lansing, John (Rita) Lansing and Wilma (Leon) Mullis.

Thanks to St. Croix Hospice staff for their generous and loving support for the past eight months. Memorials can be shared with St. Mary's Church, Guttenberg or St. Croix Hospice.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/14/2026

Valeria H. Koelker

DYERSVILLE, IOWA

Valeria H. Koelker, 106, of Dyersville, Iowa, passed away on Monday, October 5, 2026, at MercyOne Senior Care in Dyersville.

Valeria graciously donated her body to the University of Iowa Deeded Body Program. There will be no services at this time.

Valeria was born on May 29, 1920, in Petersburg, Iowa, daughter of Clem and Isabelle (Wessels) Engelken. She married Bernard Koelker.

She had attended and volunteered at the Basilica of St. Francis Xavier for many years. There wasn’t much she hadn’t done or couldn’t do. Val was known for her sense of style and her delicious pies.

Mother to Bette, Sharon, Gene, and Ron, and loved by many grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and cousins.

The family would like to thank the staff at MercyOne Senior Care and Hospice of Dubuque for their compassionate care.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/14/2026

Douglas W. Kolek

HOPKINTON, IOWA

Douglas Wesley Kolek, born at home in Mt Vernon, Iowa January 8, 1947, to Wesley Kolek and Lilyan Nodruft, passed away on Monday, October 12, 2026, at Finley hospital in Dubuque, Iowa due to complications with dementia.

Douglas was married and then divorced from Diann Jacobson and later married Diane Flannagan-Benter on January 13, 1990.

Doug spent his life truck driving both over the road and locally when he wasn't at home with his family.

Surviving are his wife, Diane; a son, Keelan (Brooke) Kolek; four step-sons: Brendan, Devin (Lisa), Conan (Lacy) and Eoin (Emily); seven grandchildren: Kira and Brayden Kolek, Jade, Raely, Ivy, Iris and Hazel Benter; sister, Pat (Keith) Mitchell; and a brother, Bob (Jean) Kolek; in-laws David (Diane) Flannagan and Dennis (Diane) Flannagan.

Doug is preceded in death by his brothers: Curtis and Gary Kolek; and a nephew, Erin Mitchell.

Memorial service will be held at Hopkinton Community Church at 11 a.m., Thursday October 15, 2026, with the inurnment at Hopkinton City Cemetery. A luncheon will follow at the Community Center.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/12/2026

John A. Taft

CASCADE, IOWA

John A. Taft, 75, of Cascade, Iowa passed away on Sunday, October 11, 2026, at his home surrounded by his loved ones.

Visitation will be held from 3 – 7 p.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at Kramer-Morris Funeral Home in Dyersville, Iowa with a memorial service to commence at 7 p.m.

John was born June 17, 1951, in Marshalltown, Iowa, son of Calvin and Irene (Kelly) Taft. He married Marilyn A. Koopmann on July 6, 1974, at St. John’s Catholic Church in Placid, Iowa. John worked at A.Y. McDonald Manufacturing until his retirement in 2000. Following his retirement, he continued to work as needed for the Bergfeld family’s trucking business.

John Taft, lovingly known as JT, was a beloved husband, dad, and uncle, a proud grandpa, and a man whose greatest joy was his family. He had a special passion for trains, finding joy in all things railroad related. His love of trains became a meaningful part of who he was and created lasting memories for those who shared in his interests.

Family was the center of JT’s world. He treasured time spent together, sharing stories, laughter, and memories with the people who meant the most to him. A wonderful storyteller, JT had a way of bringing moments to life and making time together special. He was much more than a dad and grandpa; he was a source of love, comfort, and unwavering pride for his family.

Of all the blessings in his life, his grandchildren were among his greatest treasures. JT took great pride in each of them and made every effort to attend their events and be present for the important moments in their lives. Whether cheering them on, sharing a story, or offering his familiar “joke of the day,” he found special ways to bring smiles to their faces and let them know how much they were loved. His love for his children, grandchildren, and extended family was evident in the time and care he gave so freely.

John enjoyed the beauty of the fall season and taking scenic drives to admire nature. He especially enjoyed deer and rabbit hunting.

John is survived by his wife of 52 years, Marilyn; children: Jennifer Smith of Moline, IL, Dawn (Brian) Deutmeyer of Worthington, Conor (Amber) Taft of Cascade; grandchildren: Samantha (Tyler) Johnson, Austin (Olivia) Johnson, Colton Johnson, Gavin and Bryce Reiter, Peyton and Caden Taft, Mackenzie, Lauren, and Bentley Deutmeyer; great-grandchildren: Audrey, Remmington, Wyatt, and Margaret; siblings: Connie (Brian) Hartbecke, Kathy (Fred) Hartbecke, Peggy Taft; in-laws: Mary Ann Kelly, Phyllis (Phil) Mausser, Nancy (Tom) Kramer, Cindy (Randy) McDermott, Chris (Sherry) Koopmann, Roger Koopmann, Lu (Tim) Cox, Linda (Ted) Besler, Mike (Kim) Koopmann, Leonard (Jody) Koopmann, Dean (Jennifer) Koopmann, Sheila (John) Beringer, Tim (Shelly) Koopmann, Donnie (Reyne) Koopmann

He was preceded in death by his grandson, Mason Deutmeyer; parents; parents-in-law, Donald and Margaret Koopmann; siblings: Dan Kelly, Dianne Taft; and several nieces and nephews.

John’s love for his family and appreciation for the simple things in life will remain a lasting part of his legacy. He was a beloved dad and uncle, proud grandfather, and a man who cherished his family above all else. Though he will be deeply missed, the memories he created and the love he shared will live on in the hearts of those who knew him.

May the colors of fall, the familiar sounds of trains, and the enduring love of family always remind us of John and the special place he will forever hold in our hearts.

The family would like to thank the staff at Above & Beyond Hospice in Monticello for their compassionate care.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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10/12/2026

LaVerne "Bud" P. Domeyer

PETERSBURG, IOWA

LaVerne “Bud” Domeyer of Petersburg, IA died Sunday, October 11, 2026, surrounded by family.

Friends may call from 10:30 to 12:30 p.m., on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at Kramer-Morris Funeral Home in Dyersville, IA. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 1:00 p.m. at Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Petersburg, IA, with burial in the church cemetery where military honors will be accorded by American Legion Post #137. Rev. Joshua Krischel will officiate.

Bud was born December 2, 1929, to Andrew and Frances (Von Lehmden) Domeyer. Of the twelve siblings, Bud was proud to say he was “the last of the first half dozen” in birth order. He was lucky enough to meet his future wife at a family wedding. He was joined in marriage with Ellen Hogan on May 7, 1952.

Together they lived in California during Bud’s time with the United States Marines where their oldest son Dave was born. After two years in California, they moved back to Iowa where they settled in Petersburg. Their three other children Carla, Pat, and Mary were born during that time and together they owned and operated Petersburg Appliance & Electric from 1954 until Dave took over the business in 1994. Despite selling the business, Bud continued working until 2015 at the age of 85. Bud was a proud member of the Petersburg community but was also a respected individual throughout all of the surrounding towns. He served on the Farmer Savings Bank Board of Directors, the Beckman Catholic School Board, the Ss. Peter and Paul Parish board and countless other roles supporting the community.

Bud was fortunate enough to travel the world but his favorite place was home with family. The love and dedication he showed to Ellen throughout their marriage until her death from Alzheimer’s is something you usually only see in books and movies. If he could have taken her place so she could live a long and happy life, there is no doubt he would have. Bud loved his four children with everything he had and would do anything for them. It tore Bud up to watch three of his four children pass before him but he carried that heartache with grace while continuing to show up for his family.

Bud and Ellen were blessed with eleven grandchildren. From making giant appliance box forts in the backyard, to Bud’s iconic yellow pants, to attending countless school events and celebrations, Bud always made sure the grandchildren knew how much he loved them. We will always remember his advice to “Stay as sweet as you are” and keep his memory alive with the thirty-three great-grandchildren who also loved him so much. If we could have kept Bud with us forever, we all absolutely would have. We are comforted in knowing that he is finally reunited in Heaven with Ellen, Dave, Carla, and Pat even while our hearts are hurting here. His advice to everybody would be, “Spend a little, save a little, and give a little to the Church.”

Survivors include his daughter, Mary (Dave) Stevens of Dyersville, IA; son-in-law, Elmer Ries; daughters-in-law: Diane Domeyer and Jayne (Wayne) Meyer; eleven grandchildren: Shilo (Jeff) Westhoff, Shelly (Adam) Jelinek, Natalie (Jerry) Montgomery, Janelle Domeyer, Melissa (Tony) Kruse, Ashley (Kory) Manternach, Luke (Sara) Domeyer, Michelle (Jarrett) Harvey, Kelly (Wes) Kamerman, Kari (Curtis) Tessum, and Kyle (Holly) Domeyer; thirty-three great-grandchildren; siblings: Mary Lou Gravel, Doris Burlage, and Peter (Clarice) Domeyer; in-Laws: Rita Domeyer, Jack (Carol) Hogan, and Deanna Hogan.

Bud was preceded in death by his parents; wife, Ellen; children: Dave, Carla, and Pat; Domeyer brothers: Roland (Terese), Mickey (Marie), Daniel (Virginette), Jim (LaVon), Bill, Jack (Shirley), Donald, and Paul (Diane); and numerous in-laws.

The family would also like to thank the loving staff at Ellen Kennedy Living Center for becoming a second family to Bud during his years living there as well as the caring staff at Stonehill Health Center for supporting Bud in his final days.

Kramer-Morris Funeral Home (Dyersville, Guttenberg, Garnavillo, Monticello, Holy Cross) is assisting the family and online condolences may be left for the family at www.kramer-morrisfuneralhome.com.

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